How to Make a Baby in 30 Seconds

by Eddie Codel on July 23, 2009 · 0 comments

guest post by Eddie Codel

Friends Cassidy Curtis and Raquel Coelho made a fun short educational movie on “How to Make a Baby”. They left detailed notes on how they made a ‘how to make a baby’ video.

We made this video using a technique called “pixilation”, which is a fancy term for stop-motion animation done with real people instead of puppets. We shot it, frame by frame, with Raquel’s Canon DSLR over a period of nine months. Those of you who stopped by our house might have noticed some mysterious tape marks on the floor in the living room. Those were for the camera tripod and our feet.

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